As one of the most unique bands around, Public Service Broadcasting arrive in Liverpool for the one-of-a-kind show that only they could drum up.
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Michael Kiwanuka brings his UK and European tour to a close in Manchester, an appearance fitting of more than a decade of indie / soul prowess.
Their journey has barely begun but mountains of hype are already on the horizon—mary in the junkyard take to Manchester to welcome a reign as indie-rock’s newest underground faves.
As they continue their path towards being one of the UK’s premier post-punk bands, Squid bring their thorny experimentalism to Manchester amid some of their biggest shows to date.
Despite some perception as a sleeper-hit pop artist, Dean Lewis still finds the draw for an arena-sized UK tour as he stops off in Manchester.
James Bay’s tour stops by Manchester’s O2 Apollo, years removed from his mainstream stint but with ample passion and size to continue showing off within folk-rock.
An unparalleled rise up the pop-punk ladder continues, as Neck Deep bring along The Wonder Years for an enormous Manchester show to reassert their genre command.
As part of Amazon’s City Sessions and with a new album in tow (as well as a special guest to lend a hand), Franz Ferdinand hold firm to their legacy as one of the most enduring acts of the 2000s’ post-punk revival.
From Disney star to alt-pop go-getter, Joshua Bassett arrives in Manchester at the latest peak in his creative journey.
The Lottery Winners blow away the post-Christmas cobwebs with their Burning House Party, an end-of-year celebration that only feels right coming from the people’s champs of indie-pop.